3 Inch Freestyle Quadcopter (sub 250g)
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Description
Hello! I have designed this 3inch Quadcopter to meet all my needs for a setup using the DJI O4 Air Unit (lite version), and a 20x20 stack.
Some very important notes. Currently the model supports 14xx motors with 9x9 spacing. Soon I will upload other models with support for 12x12 spacing.
Due to the variance of mounting options for cameras, you will need to print a bracket/mount to hold your O4 Lite camera. If you are using an O4 PRO camera or something of that size, it will fit in the frame without an adapter. Check my profile for an O4 Lite Camera holder that is compatible.
PRINTING TIPS -
Please ensure you use a suitably strong material to print this frame. Heat from the motors and VTX is a consideration and why PLA is not a good choice. High stiffness engineering type materials are suggested. Above imaged model was printed in PC. PETG will work but may not be as strong. Minimum of 4 walls recommended. More strength the better. High infill % also recommended.
Reference Build-
-Printed Frame
-DJI O4 Air Unit
-RCINPOWER AOS Supernova 1404 4000KV
-Flywoo GOKU F722 Pro Mini V2 45A 32Bit 128K Stack - 20x20mm
-4S 15.2V 880mAh 160C HV Lipo Battery - XT30
-Gemfan 3016 or 3020 props
License
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